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6-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, September 19, 1990 Attend Provincial skating seminar EFEATHERHORN SAWMILL CUSTOM LUMBERMILL WORK Wi corne ta your land and cut your iogs wth portable bandsaw miii, TURN YOUR LOGS INTO VALIJABLE HUGE CUTING CAPACrnY LUMBER FOR: CUTANY " Landscaping Timbers DIMENSION LUMBEF " Turning BocksMR " Barn Timbers LUMBER PER LOG " Log Cabins SV " Framing2 " Fencingkm " Beams "*Sidinqg Tracy Eames and Melissa Allun Two talented young skaters from the Orono Figure Skating Club were selected ta attend the Provin- cial Training Semninar held' at Waterloo University this August. Melissa Allun was in Pre-Novice Dance' and Tracy Eames was in Novice Ladies Freeskate. Tracy was recommended for the National Training Seminar ta be Cla rke Hîgh School News (Continued fram page 3) baggy pants and basebaîl caps really in style? YES l-800-CAP-PANT: NO l-800-TOO-UGLY. Music Notes With coloured leaves and cooler temperatures cames a new season of music. The senior and-intermediate concert bands, the senior and in- termediate stage bands as well as the, jazz choir have been busying themselves ta bring you the best of entertainment. The senior concert band extends a warm welcome ta its new members. In 1990 we were suc- cessfully awarded a silver medal at ans International Music Festival in NSw Orleans, Louisianna. W"ith that accomplishment tucked into aur music cases, we've begun plan- ning anather trip ta participate in another international festival in 1992. To get aur minds and in- struments geared up for the caming event wýe lhope ta compete in a local festival this spring. Splish, splash give your car a bath - or better yet let the band do t! On September 29th in the Orono IGA parking lot the concert band will be holding a car wash. Just drive down between 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. and we'll have yaur car washed by the time you're finished your grocery shopping! Girls Basketbail Long practices, hard work, ca- operatian, communication, desire and high spirits are words ta describe aur Clarke Raider girls this year. The girls arepreparing for a promising season, beginning in Oc- tober and are improving each prac- tice. The Senior girls represented Clarke in a Lakefield taurnament with some junior players ta help out in numbers and skill ]ast weekend. Althaugh the scoreboard showed defeat, aur girls won experience against thie nmuch bigger schiools. held next summer. Melissa 9 and her partner Mark, skated in the competitive dance pro- gram in Thornhill and Tracy was in the competitive Freeskate program in Ottawa during July. Both girls will be representing Orono at Sectionals this faîl. .Congratulations girls! Congratuations ta the Clarke Raiders for dis>playing much en- thuisiasm and high spirits throughouti the tournament. Good ILuck toaail the teams in the upcaming seasan. More informa- tion on game times will be presented later this month. Anyone wishing ta corne out and cheer the Clarke Raiders are welcome and ap- preciated. Senior Boys Volcybali The senior boys volleyball team travelled ta Madoc for the 4th An- nual Centre Hastings McDonalds Classic Volleyball Tournament this past weekend. Clarke won the tour- nament last year and took home a silver medal this year. With four starters gone from last year the younger players did an excellent job of filling the hales in the finals. Col- onel By is a very large school with a student population of about 200 while Clarke has about 500 students. Clarke played excellent ta beat some very good teams and re- mains ta he one of the top teams in high school volleyball again this year. Kevin Scott, Brent Evers and Mark Tranter were three of the young players who played a key role in this weekends second place finish. Congratulations! Student Services, The peer counsellors got off toaa great start in Student Services at Clarke High School this year. Here is aur peer counsellor of the week: Dan Smith My name is Dan Smith. l'in 17 years aId, and live in Orono. In school, I'm on the wrestling and rugby teams and am also on the yearbook staff.ý Out of school, 1 like ta play sports, read aId novels, and FOR FREE ESTIMATE CALL: 983-9390 OUALffY BALANCED FEEDS FARM SUPPLIES Durhamn Farmers'-County co-oP TAUNTON RD & HWY. 115 BOX 178, ORONO , ONTARIO LOB 1iMO (416) 983-9134, (416) 983-9135, 1 -800-263-7805 Orono Sports (Continued from page 4) of soccer teams, girls softball teams and an increased number of basebaîl players this past summer. In figure skating enrolments there ha§ been a sizeable drap, ta this point, in the Junior Division while enrolment in Intermediates and Seniors is holding firm. A cou- ple of boys are going on into bath Intermyediates and Seni ors which has flot been the case in the past. The club is lookinig for a music persan ta assist with the program. According to a Gî* McKenzie seven coaches have been hired for the program being Susan Birkhart, Sue Bradshaw, Richard Skinner, Ann Trudell, Susan Ennis, 'Beth Gatchell' and Lyon Tennant- Yellowlees. watch hundreds of movies. I becaaie a Peer Counsellor because 1 like talking ta people, and helping them if I can. UPCOMING EVENTS Friday, September 2lst School Photo Day First Sehool Dance M on. Sept. 24 - Wed. Sept. 2 Canoe Trip ---------------------------* Octoberf est Pub Night I at the TOWN HALL iSaturday, Oct. 20 -8 p.m. i I Lve Music by Warren Sutoliffe j Octoberfest Sausages - Draft -on Tap i I $9.00 per Ticket includes LunchI For Tickets cali Judi 983-9852; Ann 983-5903; Pat 983-9605I i Tickets are Limited - Order Early ------------------------ VIEWERS CHriC VID!EQ î% T.V.. INC. MAIN STREET, ORONO VIDEO AND FAMIL Y ENTERTA INMENT CENTRE VIDEO> POOL TABLES A RCA DE MACHINES 983-M989Ô1 ~Oood6i~umdm4mz ry rR i